Themes and related objects for the frontend.

Run yarn install in the root of the repository to install required packages.

You will need to have access to the AWS environment you wish to deploy to. This is usually this is done by setting up the appropriate AWS credentials file.

• Make the changes you'd like to see to files in the bucket directory
• Run git commit to save those changes to the repo history
• Run yarn deploy to deploy those changes. Note that --stage defaults to production if unset.

A few important CloudFront urls will be printed to the console in the output of yarn deploy.

Note that:

• a CloudFront invalidation for themes.jsoon is kicked off at the end of sls deploy, but the command does not wait for the invalidation to complete. Invalidations usually take 1-2 minutes to complete. Progress can be monitored via the AWS console.
• sls deploy will add new objects from the bucket directory to the S3 bucket, but will never delete objects from the S3 bucket. If you actually want to delete an object, you should:
  • be sure nothing is still using that object (ex: do any users have that placeholder profile photo set as theirs?)
  • manually delete it from the bucket

For further detail:

• serverless-s3-deploy documentation
• serverless-cloudfront-invalidate documentation
• serverless cli documentation.